Need a "Get the Word Out" Letter for My New Recruit
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Discussion Overview
The thread discusses ways to create a letter or email for new consultants to announce their business to friends and family. Participants share personal experiences and suggestions for wording and content.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant, Jody, seeks a sample letter for her new recruit to inform friends and family about her new business.
- Another participant, Kristen, shares a template based on Merrill Postcards, suggesting specific wording and benefits for hosting a show.
- One participant mentions their experience of announcing their role as a consultant during a show and including a note in evites.
- Another participant expresses appreciation for the tips shared in the thread.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
No clear consensus emerges, as participants share varied personal experiences and suggestions without a unified approach.
Contextual Notes
The discussion reflects individual experiences and ideas for promoting a new consultant's business within the Pampered Chef community.
Who May Find This Useful
New consultants looking for ideas on how to communicate their business launch to their personal networks may find this discussion helpful.
Chefstover2
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I bought a bunch of the Merrill Postcards that introduce the business for new consultants...I give about 100 per new consultant to hand out. You could take it and make an e-mail from it:
"Guess what I discovered at the Pampered Chef? My own new business!
The Pampred Chef's kitchen tools are so innovative and their Cooking Shows are so much fun, I decided to become a consultant! Can you help me by hosting a Show?
All you have to do is invite friends and family--I'll do the rest! The best part is hosts NEVER pay full price! You can receive:
-Free Products
-Monthly Host Specials up to 60% off
-Half-price products of your choice!
-Up to 30% discount on other purchases at your Show!
-10% discount for a full year!
-Free shipping on your order!
I can't wait to share more about my exciting new business with you! Please call me to book your show."
Then a place for contact name and info.
Could be tweaked to add something about the business opportunity, too.
HTH,
Kristen
"Guess what I discovered at the Pampered Chef? My own new business!
The Pampred Chef's kitchen tools are so innovative and their Cooking Shows are so much fun, I decided to become a consultant! Can you help me by hosting a Show?
All you have to do is invite friends and family--I'll do the rest! The best part is hosts NEVER pay full price! You can receive:
-Free Products
-Monthly Host Specials up to 60% off
-Half-price products of your choice!
-Up to 30% discount on other purchases at your Show!
-10% discount for a full year!
-Free shipping on your order!
I can't wait to share more about my exciting new business with you! Please call me to book your show."
Then a place for contact name and info.
Could be tweaked to add something about the business opportunity, too.
HTH,
Kristen
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a "Get the Word Out" letter?
A "Get the Word Out" letter is a communication tool used by new recruits in direct sales, such as Pampered Chef, to inform their friends, family, and acquaintances about their new business venture. It typically includes information about the products they will be selling, their reasons for joining, and how others can support them.
Why is it important to send a "Get the Word Out" letter?
Sending a "Get the Word Out" letter is crucial because it helps to create awareness about the new recruit's business. It serves as an invitation for friends and family to engage with the new consultant, whether by hosting a party, making a purchase, or simply spreading the word. This initial outreach can significantly impact the recruit's early success.
What should I include in my "Get the Word Out" letter?
Your "Get the Word Out" letter should include a brief introduction about yourself, the reason you joined Pampered Chef, details about the products you will be offering, and how your friends and family can support you. Additionally, consider including a personal touch, such as a favorite recipe or a special promotion for your launch.
How can I personalize my "Get the Word Out" letter?
To personalize your letter, use a friendly and conversational tone. Mention specific people by name and share anecdotes or memories that relate to your new business. You can also tailor the content to reflect the interests of your audience, such as highlighting products that would appeal to them or offering exclusive deals for their support.
When is the best time to send out my "Get the Word Out" letter?
The best time to send your "Get the Word Out" letter is right after you join Pampered Chef and have set up your business. This timing allows you to capitalize on the excitement of your new venture and encourages immediate engagement from your network. Additionally, consider sending follow-up messages or reminders as you plan events or promotions.
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